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Romantic Do's
Women want romance from the men in their life. Men
want sex, and to get it they've discovered they're
supposed to be romantic, but they don't know how.
Women think romance should be a surprise, a
spontaneous unexpected gesture, so they can't tell
their man exactly how to be romantic.
To add to the confusion of romance, many people
believe that they're either romantic or they're
not, as if being romantic is innate, a quality that
you're born with. Nothing could be further from the
truth.
You can learn to be romantic. To help, below is
a list of romantic "do's." By adding one of them to
your relationship, you will find an instant spark
of romance. The more you add, the hotter your
chemistry will be.
Romantic Do's
- Say "I love you" when it isn't
expected;
- Make your partner number one;
- Give without expecting anything in
return;
- Send your partner love notes;
- Passionately kissing in public;
- Want, not have to be romantic;
- Have a sense of adventure;
- Take the initiative in romance; and
- Listen well, ask questions, and be
interested in your partner.
© 2009 ExpertDatingAdvice.com
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Nancy Fagan is
the best-selling author of 'The Complete Idiot's
Guide to Romance' and 'Desirable Men: How to Find
Them' has appeared on several hundred radio and
television shows including Ricki Lake, Men are from
Mars/Women are from Venus, ABC News, NBC News, CBS
News, The Berman & Berman Show, FOX News. She
has been featured in most major newspaper in the
United States and worldwide as well as regularly
mentioned in the nation's top magazines such as
Ladies' Home Journal ('Can this Marriage be
Saved?'), Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Men's Health,
Bride's, Seventeen, Women's Day, Family Circle,
Women's Own, BBW, Complete Women and dozens of
others. To read more, visit www.ExpertDatingAdvice.com
This column is reprinted with permission from
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